High Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT) during pregnancy, how should it be treated?

Patient's question:

23 years old
Today I went to the hospital for a prenatal check-up. The blood test results are as follows
Specimen: Serum, Whole Blood
Globulin (GLB) 35.7 g/L (Reference value: 20-31)
Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) 180 U/L (Reference value:

Doctor's answer:

There are many reasons for elevated transaminase levels. Excluding viral hepatitis, which requires special treatment, during pregnancy, the fetus increases the burden on the mother, leading to a rise in transaminase levels. This is temporary and does not require treatment, but regular monitoring is necessary. If the levels are significantly high, active treatment should be initiated based on the condition. If the levels are slightly elevated, it is important to determine the specific cause and undergo follow-up testing.